Norman G. Finkelstein - A Indústria do Holocausto

In this iconoclastic and controversial work, Norman G. Finkelstein analyzes the exploitation of the memory of the Nazi Holocaust as an ideological weapon, at the service of political and economic interests, by US Jewish elites.

A Indústria do Holocausto (2000) traces the genesis of an immunity that exempts the State of Israel - a US strategic asset after the Six Day War - from any censure and allows it to justify offensive expedients as self-defense. This essential essay on the instrumentalization and monopolization of a tragedy - eclipsing other victims of the Nazi genocide - also denounces the disturbing issue of the use of financial compensation due to survivors.